Have had lots of fun here but tonight they pulled out WAY TO MANY pull tabs & drug everything out…read more way too long!!!

18-holes! This is a great course that winds you through a…read moregreat neighborhood. I didn't experience the inside of the country club -- only the course.

Great bar service. Good course. Burger was good drinks were great. Would recommend playing here.read more

Lots of amazing art that's for sale and a few studios. I took lots of pics and I'll share a few or…read morea couple dozen, they are worth the look. Next time we visit we'll go earlier so we can look at all the cool stuff.

Food was excellent. Service eh! We arrived shift change &…read moreour server was a lil overwhelmed

I booked two "paint your pet" classes. What a disappointment. Absolutely not as advertised…read more There was no step by step instruction. The assistance was a joke. The staff member traced my photo and it was fair. My friends dog photo was sketched by the staff member and it measured about 4x3 inches on a 16x20 inch canvas. The sketch was a joke. We had 4 photos, if the staff was unable to sketch the chosen photo, admit it. It was horrible. It looked like a poor tracing of the photo. I'm adding a cropped photo of the canvas. Waste of money and waste of time. We had to wait for help and paint. Just to be clear there were only a total of 3 people, plus 2 walk-ins.

Amazing experience! My daughter and I enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere, knowledgeable instructor…read moreand great stuff! They made us feel secure HIGHLY recommend for anyone that loves art!

It wasn't bad, as an adult I wish I had more time to read everything, for the kids I wish there was…read moremaybe more interactive stuff but it was all in all interesting. A little dash of this, that and the other tid bits of history.

Wonderful museum for the kids and adults! The museum was very clean and much larger than I…read moreexpected. It contained a lot of local and Texas history which our son just soaked in. He loved the science area as well as the cool rocks and minerals exhibits. The spacious rooms offered room to wander and made you feel free to take your time reading all the information provided at each stop. No need to rush here and it wasn't a mad house full of kids on a field trip, thankfully. It's a great place to visit indoors when there is bad weather out!

We had an absolute blast at Painting with a Twist last night! I brought my progeny along, and it…read moreturned out to be the perfect bonding activity. We painted a serene beach scene, and the step-by-step instruction made it super easy to follow along, even if you don't consider yourself a natural artist. The atmosphere was relaxed, energetic, and completely stress-free. We both walked away with canvas paintings we're actually proud to hang up, along with some great memories. If you're looking for a fun night out with your family or kids, I highly recommend checking them out. We will definitely be back!

The instructor 'Sky' used language that was VERY other-ing. She used keywords and dog-whistles that…read moremade it clear to me it was not a safe place for me. After her joking about childhood race relations and mob violence and religious intolerance, I felt that if I tried to finish the painting it would not end well. I walked out for concern over mid-level violence from someone unknowingly practicing philosophically structured intolerance. I waited in the car for the other six people in my group.

10/10 recommended winery on the island! The owners are absolutely wonderful and make you feel right…read moreat home! All of the wines are made in house and are truly delicious! As someone who is typically a "dry wine" girly, I left loving and purchasing sweet wines! It's a very cute and quaint establishment on the island that's worth trying out! They also have beach friendly to-go frozen drinks :)

One of those rare small wineries where you instantly feel the owner's fingerprints on every bottle…read more We absolutely loved this place, it's intimate, personal, and the wines taste like someone actually cared while they were being made. No corporate gloss, no mass-production... just honest craft. Every pour had its own personality, balanced, thoughtfully made, and confidently expressive of the wine. You can tell the winemaker is hands-on; they know their grapes and can tell the story behind each wine without turning it into a lecture. The tasting experience was warm, unrushed, and genuine, more like being welcomed into someone's passion than being "processed" through another tasting bar. We left with bottles we're genuinely excited to open, and that's the best sign. Small owner-run wineries like this are the soul of wine. If you want authenticity, connection, and world-class flavor without the hype this is your place. Highly recommended. Will absolutely return. Side note ask Pam about the name and logo

Following a day of getting sundrunk on the beach, we spent an overcast day of our vacation checking…read moreout this glorious sanctuary for butterflies, hummingbirds, reptiles, and mosquitoes alike. Spent about an hour interacting with parrots, butterflies, a ball python, a lovely skink, observing large iguanas and turtles, beautiful orchids, and wonderful smells all around.

We spent a bit over an hour at this wonderful garden and nature center in late June. The…read moretemperature was over 90 degrees and it was very humid, or we could easily have spent more time there. If you go when it's hot, bring water. Mosquito repellent is also a good idea but if you forget it, it's sold in the visitor center. When you pay for admission, you get an arm band and a crude map. We wished the map was better. At least one part of a pathway was under construction, so we ended up cutting through the playground to get back. While called a botanical garden, this place is equally good for seeing birds, insects, reptiles, and other animals. Admission is very reasonable, so it's a great place to bring the kids. In the visitor center there are small caged reptiles. If there's an attendant, you might be able to pet a lizard. A blue-tongued skink was out while we were there. There are other animals in large outdoor cages, including several beautiful macaws and lizards. There is a winding path that takes you to a variety of areas on the property. Some areas, like orchids and butterflies, are within enclosures while most things you'll see are out in the open. Along the path there are a couple of elevated observation decks and lots of descriptive signage. There is an unshaded play area. There are several purple martin houses, which are fun to watch. We had hoped to see some hummingbirds in the gardens, as there was a hummingbird area with feeders and flowers they generally like, but the heat was perhaps too stifling. All in all, we found this to be a great place to visit, weather permitting. If you happen to be a member at another AHS garden, you can get in free.